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Heartless

Heartless

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Mon, Jan 13, 2014
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What would you be like if you were heartless? Alice knows. That's why it was so easy for her to kill, but then someone shoved it back in. That's when her life became complicated. She's a bridge, a hybrid, and so much more. From the story, "You have it back?" she asked in surprise. I froze. Why was this news to her? Why else would I have memories. I didn't answer her. I stared her in those heartless, icy eyes, then suddenly they were closer. She was right in front of me now. No more than a few inches. How? I was extremely stunned and didn't realize what she was doing. She shoved her hand through my chest. I fell to my knees. She did it just like that day, but her gaze was colder. Her hands colder. My heart warmer. "How does it feel?" she asked as she stood above me. My neck straining to look up at her.
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